On Mon, 17 Jul 2006, Steffen Heil wrote:
>
> verb_router:
> driver = redirect
> condition = ${if match {${lc:$sender_address $local_part@$domain}} {\N^(.*)-recipient@(.*) (\d*)-(.*)@(.*)$\N} }
> data = ${if match {${lc:$sender_address $local_part@$domain}} {\N^(.*)-recipient@(.*) (\d*)-(.*)@(.*)$\N} {$4@$5} }
> errors_to = ${if match {${lc:$sender_address $local_part@$domain}} {\N^(.*)-recipient@(.*) (\d*)-(.*)@(.*)$\N} {$1-$3@$2} }
>
> AFAIK, this shoud rewrite
> sender-recipient@??? => 123-local@???
> to
> sender-123@??? => local@???
>
> Allowing me to send multiple RCPTs with different "number-email" pairs...
Why the numbers instead of normal VERP syntax?
> (And any way to prevent using the same regexp 3 times? I tried with data =
> $4@$5 only, but this gave me errors.)
The way you want to transfer data from the recipient address to the sender
address makes this very hard to do nicely. With a more normal VERP you
could say:
verp:
driver = redirect
senders = *-recipient@???
data = $local_part@$domain
errors_to = $sender_address_local_part=$local_part%$domain@$sender_address_domain
Hmm. I suppose you can play tricks with address_data, but it doesn't
improve things much.
verp:
driver = redirect
address_data = ${if match{$sender_address $local_part@$domain} \
{\N^(.*)-recipient@(.*) (\d*)-(.*)@(.*)$\N} \
{slp=$1 sd=$2 num=$3 rlp=$4 rd=$5} }
data = ${extract {rlp} {$address_data} }\
@${extract {rd} {$address_data} }
errors_to = ${extract {slp} {$address_data} }\
-${extract {num} {$address_data} }\
@${extract {sd} {$address_data} }
Tony.
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